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Fingers crossed we wake up to good news in the morning ??

Good luck on both!

Happy Two weeks everyone! I rediscovered the word doc that I drafted all my prompt answers to. I think I will spend the remaining two weeks obsessively reading over what I submitted?

I apologize! I misspoke, I applied to prespecialty, so I have no nursing experience. It seems like few people applied to agacnp compared to the other specialities. Hopefully that works in our favor ??Good Luck!

I just got the financial aid email as well! I also applied to direct entry agacnp. I am so nervous. the week leading up to decisions is going to do a number on my mental health. I am trying to prepare myself so I do not end up in a terrible slump regardless of the results.

No, I have not received anything since I submitted my application. I also have not filled out my FAFSA. Does anyone know the deadline for filling out financial aid? Does Vanderbilt have a deadline different from the FAFSA?

I really just need a Yes or No at this point so that I can plan my life accordingly ? the wait is killing me slowly

The waiting period is split between fighting the h*ll out of your self doubts and wanting to start planning for acceptance. Of course, putting acceptance into the universe for everyone ✨Congrats to everyone getting acceptance, interviews, etc

I am having a lot of mood swings. I go from hopeful to "you might as well start on Plan B" It's getting hard to stay sane LOL. So far, I have avoided rereading what I've submitted. I think if I do that, and I notice any kind of mistake, I will pass away. The waiting time has made me realize I need to pick up some hobbies outside of being a student.

Happy New Year ? as we are getting into the final countdown, what are some activities you all are doing to stay sane until decisions are out? I feel like my life is in limbo until mid February

I am doing the same thing w my AP 2 course

Yes, it will

https://www.wsmv.com/news/vanderbilt-seeing-uptick-in-nursing-program-enrollment/article_669be86a-3a0b-11eb-b418-e38f804b03ad.html It looks like the increase was seen mostly in people who already hold a BSN or MSN. Mostly in emergency care and psych. As we get closer, I’m getting antsy and am searching for any literature I can find on the program. Thanks for the link!

I did not take the GRE. I do have some healthcare experience; interned in an OR and adult daycare in high school and I am currently working in a pathology lab. My first major was actually physician assistant in a special 5-year program that Howard University offered, but I transferred due to financial reasons. I found out after that the school that I transferred to did not have an accredited nursing program, so I ended up graduating with a psychology degree. Hopefully, my experience and resilience outweighs my GPA!

Oh wow! I will keep this in mind as we get closer to the final countdown. Thank you for this insight.